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MetroPCS nabs the HTC Wildfire S

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By: , IntoMobile
Monday, November 21st, 2011 at 9:36 AM

MetroPCS has picked up another Android phone, as users of the prepaid carrier can now pick up an HTC Wildfire S for about $180.

If you think that nearly $200 may be too much for a mid-tier device like the Wildfire S, you’d best to remember that MetroPCS doesn’t come with a two-year contract, so you’ll be buying the phone outright. MetroPCs plans cost about $50 to $60 a month for unlimited plans. The cute phone rocks Android 2.3, 3.2-inch screen and you can have all the benefits of using an Android phone.

We’ve yet to see the MetroPCS Wildfire S but we did review the version for T-Mobile and found it to be a solid smartphone for the budget conscious. Blake reviewed it and he said:

The Wildfire S is a small budget Android phone that is easy on the eyes and the wallet. HTC Sense is one of the nicest skins you can find for the OS and it’s extremely easy to use, and that alone may be worth grabbing this handset.

You can head on over to MetroPCS to check it out. Any of you planning to pick this up?

Note: the image is of the T-Mobile version.
[Via MetroPCS]

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Marin Perez

Marin Perez has torture tested cell phones and smartphones for industry leaders like CNET and InformationWeek. He remembers when 4G was just a screen on PowerPoint presentations and is fascinated with the amount of innovation out there. Marin has spent a lot of time with BlackBerry and Android but he finally broke down a bought an iPhone to see what all the hype's about. He also has too many tablets.

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  • http://tinyurl.com/mas-profit Isabella Dryden

    I would rather buy the phone out right than on a contract. In a contract you would be paying for the phone over and over again.